Question

1. what are the three patterns of dispersion and what conclusions can you draw from these patterns? clumped - random - uniform -

Explanation:

Clumped dispersion means individuals are grouped together, often due to resource - availability or social behavior. Random dispersion occurs when individuals are unpredictably spaced, with no clear pattern, usually in environments with uniform resources. Uniform dispersion is when individuals are evenly spaced, often due to competition or territoriality. Conclusions from these patterns can help understand species - interactions, resource distribution, and environmental conditions.

Answer:

Clumped: Individuals are grouped, often due to resources or social behavior. Random: Individuals are unpredictably spaced, in uniform resource environments. Uniform: Individuals are evenly spaced, often due to competition or territoriality.